High Ground (Noun)
Meaning
A position of superiority over opponents or competitors.
Classification
Nouns denoting natural processes.
Examples
- The company's innovative marketing strategy gave them the high ground in the competitive industry, allowing them to outshine their rivals.
- By offering the highest quality products, the company established itself on high ground and became the go-to choice for customers.
- The team's coach knew that having the high ground of home-field advantage would be crucial in the championship game against their toughest opponent.
- After resolving the major customer complaints, the company was able to regain the high ground and improve its reputation.
- By acquiring the rights to the latest technology, the company took the high ground in the market and left its competitors struggling to keep up.